Here’s another round of our competition and guessing game feature.
In this issue, we’ll be looking at a colleague who has spent 30 years in the world of sport, has worked abroad and still draws on the values that sport has given him to this day. He’s sociable, loves the mountains, his family and a good group of friends. Can you work out who it is from the clues?
Have a go and don’t miss your chance to win!
Let’s look at the clues!
• I’ve been working at FINIDR for 10 years now.
• When I first joined the printing works, what surprised me most was just how many beautiful books are produced here.
• I start my working day by switching on my computer.
• My colleagues usually turn to me when they need to sort out a problem.
• At work, I can’t do without a tape measure, adhesive tape and a computer.
• When things get complicated at work, I usually sort them out.
• I value hard-working colleagues the most.
• When I leave work, I feel best when everything has gone smoothly without any major complications.
• My typical working day could be described as THE GREAT UNKNOWN.
• If my job were a sporting discipline, it would be orienteering.
• During a shift, you’ll most often hear me say: ‘I don’t know the word “impossible”’.
• At work, I’ve also had to learn how to operate machinery.
• Before I joined FINIDR, I spent 30 years in the world of sport.
• During my career, I also worked abroad, for example in Italy and Austria.
• What top-level sport taught me – and I still put it into practice today – is honesty and perseverance.
• People often say that I’m a good communicator.
• When I need to switch off and recharge my batteries, I love getting out into nature.
• If I had to describe myself in three words, they would be: punctual, positive,
and always willing to help.
• Few people know that I used to be a member of the town council.
• If I could give my colleagues one piece of life advice, it would be: “Never give up without a fight”.
• What I enjoy most about my job is the brilliant team of people for whom nothing is a problem.
• In my spare time, I love going to the mountains.
• One thing I cannot imagine my life without is my family.
• A good group of friends is what makes me laugh the most.
• If I could learn one new skill, it would be creativity.
• The best advice I’ve ever been given was: “Go after your goal”.
Do you know who I am yet?
Who was behind the clues in the last issue?
Michal Strnad, bookshop manager
We drew one winner at random from all the correct answers, and the winner is Lucie Benková.
Congratulations!
